There is opportunity to learn and grow.
Very inclusive and a good work environment.
I have worked for Intel since last year and so far I cannot tell of any cons. I really like the company.
The interview took part in two sessions. The first session was conducted by a senior team member, mainly focusing on my personal background and my field of studies at the university. The second part of the interview was conducted by the team manager
Applied, interviewed, and received a job offer. Passed assessments, had references checked, and underwent a background check. Completed onboarding to join the company. That's pretty much it; all that happened.
The interview process was nice and easy. The manager was laid back and chilled. We exchanged pleasantries, and he asked me about my previous job position. I explained to him how I was the lead at my previous job.
The interview took part in two sessions. The first session was conducted by a senior team member, mainly focusing on my personal background and my field of studies at the university. The second part of the interview was conducted by the team manager
Applied, interviewed, and received a job offer. Passed assessments, had references checked, and underwent a background check. Completed onboarding to join the company. That's pretty much it; all that happened.
The interview process was nice and easy. The manager was laid back and chilled. We exchanged pleasantries, and he asked me about my previous job position. I explained to him how I was the lead at my previous job.